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    3 months ago

    The retreat weekend was relaxing and so welcoming . The food was fair but the staff was helpful and friendly and rooms were clean and roomy!

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    Sometimes one great experience leads to another. I first visited the Ned Smith Center during the…read morewinter for a guided hike, and even while everything was shades of brown and waiting for spring, I couldn't help thinking..."I bet this place is absolutely gorgeous in the summer." A few months later, social media answered that question for me. When I saw the Ned Smith Center advertising a Green Day tribute concert featuring Nimrod in the DeSoto Amphitheater, I didn't need much convincing. An outdoor concert in one of Central PA's most beautiful natural settings for $35. Count me in! Buying tickets online was quick and easy, and my Adventure Buddy and I arrived right around 6pm when the doors opened. The parking attendants kept traffic moving smoothly, the registration volunteers welcomed everyone with smiles and we were quickly pointed toward the amphitheater. Since seating was first come, first served, arriving when the doors opened turned out to be a great decision! We ended up with front-row seats...right in the center. I don't think we could've picked better spots in the entire place! PRO TIP: Arrive when the doors open if you want your pick of seating. Since it's general admission, getting there early can make a huge difference if you'd like to be close to the stage! The setting itself is absolutely stunning! Nestled into the surrounding woods, the amphitheater feels intimate without feeling crowded. Before the music even started, I found myself looking around and thinking about how beautiful the property had become since my winter visit. Then the band took the stage. And honestly...I wasn't prepared for how incredible the amphitheater sounded. I've been to plenty of concerts over the years, and these were some of the best outdoor acoustics I've experienced anywhere! The music was clear, balanced and never overwhelming. It made the entire evening even more enjoyable. As for Nimrod, the Green Day tribute band, they absolutely delivered! They were a fantastic choice for the venue, played all the songs we were hoping to hear and had the crowd singing along all night (and me dancing in my seat since their first song)! The Ned Smith Center also brought in food and beverage vendors for the evening, which made it easy to grab dinner, snacks or something cold to drink without ever leaving the event. Even though the Ned Smith Center is nearly an hour from my house, I wouldn't hesitate to make the drive again. Beautiful surroundings. Friendly volunteers. Excellent acoustics. A well-organized event. And a summer evening spent listening to great music under the trees. I'd call that time very well spent! I'll definitely be keeping an eye on the DeSoto Amphitheater's event calendar because if this concert was any indication...there are plenty more memorable evenings waiting to happen here for me!

    An incredible art and performance venue tucked away in a beautiful setting. This was my first…read morevisit but I thoroughly enjoyed the amazing art, the delightful gift shop, the incredible indoor beehive, and the access to miles of lovely trails. Tip: we were harassed by comical numbers of tiny flying insects -- they were going in our ears and up our noses and we needed wipers on our spectacles -- despite drenching ourselves in bug spray. Enjoy the trails in cooler months or bring bug netting for your head!

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